For example, the assumptions characterized the sovereign debt of Greece as risk-free, requiring that banks set aside no capital against those holdings for possible losses.
In order to understand what, at first, might look strange or obscure and Chladenius outlines a whole catalogue of different obscurities one ought to take into account the tacit and pre-reflective assumptions characterizing the point of view from which the problematic text or statement was brought forth.
Assumptions characterizing similarities between pediatric and adult oral absorption parameters may be utilized, where appropriate, but should be explicitly stated within the model description.
The assumptions characterizing the population to screen, rescreening, and persistence are examined through sensitivity analysis; therapy adherence, emotional consequences of screening, and adverse events of future treatments are addressed in the discussion and limitations sections.
Contemporary writers include Muriel Spark and Alison Lurie, who, in their different ways, poke at the risible assumptions that characterize all self-contained, privileged worlds.
In this section we make definitions, present assumptions and characterize our system model.
In a review of definitions on organizational culture presented by Cameron and Ettington [11], in a majority of cases, it has been treated as an enduring set of values, beliefs, and assumptions that characterize organizations and their members.
The empirical findings that demonstrate violations of the axioms and assumptions that characterize EUT theory have led to several new theoretical variants, such as prospect theory.
Moreover, four clusters following the firm-specific assumption to characterize heterogeneous compositions of the service regime are identified.
